Sunday, September 18, 2011

##Basenji as a talking dog (what do u mean by Basenji dog)##


The Basenji originates from Zaire, although drawings of very similar canines have been found on ancient Egyptian tombs. This breed is also known as the Congo Dog, and it is thought that the Basenji may have stemmed from a hunting dog used in the Congo by Pygmies. The year 1934 saw the introduction of the Basenji to Europe, and it was not until the 1940s that the breed was brought to America. The American Kennel Club first registered the breed in 1944.
Owners of more than one Basenji will notice how intensively they communicate with each other, i.e. “talk”. Basenjis may also speak to their owners if they feel up to understand the Basenji Language. Vice versa Basenji owners can communicate appropriate to the Basenjis if they use the Basenji Language , first of all to use the body gesture. The body gesture of the owner could be learn to use a hand signal in a very good animal school.
The Basenji Language consists of vocal sounds and body gestures. Because people should not humanize dogs, we need to learn the signals and their vocal sounds. We do well to understand their body gestures and to interpret vocal sounds the right way. Vice versa, make sure,
Basenjiis able to understand your signals correctly. It is a pity to hear again and again that both man and dog, are unable to understand each other. Very often this is the reason, damages happen and the dog is given away or put to sleep.

In experience it has been very helpful for our understanding to copy Basenji Language. The long time If you live together with Basenjis, you have found out it's supporting to learn the Basenji Language. The first thing we notice is that our many movements are interpreted differently by our dogs than we mean them to be and vice versa. The same applies accordingly to the vocal sounds. At first the Basenjis found it very funny, when I started to imitate and to interpret, but it works very well. I'm working with this program. If you learn the Basenji Language you will get a satisfied dog and that makes you happy.

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